Silly Zee....
When I was looking right after the election (right before they switched the numbers because they’d overplayed their hand), I did a long analysis of Los Angeles County’s voting patterns. Based on Secretary of State’s office numbers and other demographic data.
1) From 2000 to 2012, election year over election year, their voter totals went up about 20,000 per year.
2) From 2000 to 2016, year over year, the population increased.
3) There was ONE major demographic change in California between 2012 and 2016. Two bills went into effect. The new motor voter law and the driver license for illegal aliens law. What this had the official call to do was to give an illegal a license, and then push their driver license information to a database to register them to vote. Then, because they were illegal, the DMV was to turn the info over to the Secretary of State’s office to remove from the voting rolls. What didn’t happen was that last phase. In a little read interview, the head of the state DMV stated that he would not be turning them over until at least after the 2018 election, as the SoS’s office wasn’t equipped to handle the records.
4) The voter totals from 2012 to 2016 increased (as the official reports stated as they were certified and I found the data in Feb. of 2017) by approximately 790,000. That’s a DRAMATIC increase. I have looked again recently, and somehow, the official numbers have changed. It’s scary.
spacewarp is right. This is where a huge number illegal votes are coming from, hundreds of thousands in California alone.
It is a one-two punch:
- First, Democrats in large, Democrat-controlled states push through "motor voter" laws. I.e., anyone getting a driver's license basically got registered to vote automatically.
- Second, Democrats push through laws providing driver's licenses for illegal aliens.
Were non-citizens supposed to check off a little box on their driver's license applications, stating that they were not U.S. citizens?
Yes. But many did not.
The illegals were encouraged by Leftist groups like Acorn to go ahead and vote, claiming it was their "right". Poll workers would not (or could not) ask for proof of citizenship.
So voila, thousands of non-citizens voted with absolutely no challenge, and their votes were counted.